I have an old but new mega ACn 16/7/4. Dont remember how I got it or what it came out of but I was wondering if it's a fast motor and if so what can I put it in to make a rocket?

These motors are capable to drive up to 10 inch propellers. Combined with gearbox MEGA MICROGEAR are very suitable for PARKFLYER and SLOWFLYER models.

Brushless high revolution motors with high efficiency and rating capacity are ideal drive for models with 60 mm diameter ducted fan EDF 60/15 Mk.2.

Flying weight of these models can be up to 0,6 kg. Well proven as ideal drive for MIG 15.
Rating capacity of these motors is at least twice as big as consumed current!

kevlar is used to bandage rotor
Recommended gearbox: MEGA MICROGEAR
Ducted fan models up to 0,65 kg.
Current consuption up to 13A with 60 mmm diameter ducted fan.
10 NiCD, NiMH, 3 Li-POL, 3 LI-ION cells
Technical data :
Recommended power supply: 4-10 Ni or 2-4 Lixx
Dimensions: ø 28mm, length 29mm, ø shaft 3,2mm
Weight: 48g
RPM/1V: 4420
Max. current: 25 A
Slope resistance: 16,5 mΩ
No. winds: 4

I used to fly this ... https://www.alfamodel.cz/index.php?_...uct&_RQid=0104
Pretty small and pretty fast for PS airframe ...

Originally Posted by Error_404

... I was wondering if it's a fast motor ...

Four simple straightforward methods for determining motor Kv parameter, measured in rpm/volt:
www.bavaria-direct.co.za
→ Motor constants
→ The speed constant or velocity constant (Kv)

Note that the velocity constant Kv (in rpm/volt) says nothing about motor max.power, rpm or torque. It is not a rating, not a figure of merit.

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